Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-17
News Notes.

iof NlOlbtlIlS Jlic iitcHoO VI Nuieh'S'
The sentence of Messrs. Thornton and
Stephens, convicted of criminal libel,
was continued yesterday until next
Saturday.
A report came in yesterday that
Gormlee had passed by Crescenta
Canada. 1t was said that he was
armed with six-shooter.
Simon Reinhart, now proprietor OF
the s. p. Depot Hotel, will conduct
the hotel at the new depot on the
Wolfskill tract, when it is finished.
4 Mayor Workman has moved his
office into the HERALD building where
he will receive all who desire to see
him on matters relating to the city's
welfare.
Sheriff Kays yesterday received $50
from Lathrop. This is the money
loaned by G. w. Peachy to a y oung
lady who said she was going to her
Arizona home.
Jury Commissioners Owens and
Griffith, of the United States Court,
are now engaged in drawing grand
Jury, which will be empaneled on the
2Sth OF this month.
w. w. Ward, an experienced hotel
man will open the new hotel at Santa
Ana This city can be congratulated
upon having so capable man to
cater to the travelling public.
DIR. VIM. Bogel. the well known
druggist of New Orleans is in our city
on visit with view of establishing a
large chemical mandatory and
wholesale drug business here.
The construction train of the Cali
fornia Central is in the city ready for
business. Track laying will be COM
menced on the Ballona branch of the
California Central at Nadeau to-mor-
row.
Hazards east side addition is to be
put upon the market. One of the fea-
lures of this tract will be the estab-
lishment of boulevard, which will
make one of the finest drives in the
State.
Assistant Division Superintendent
J. A. Muir left last evening for Ari.
zona, to look after the condition of the
Sunset line through the section re-
Gently visited by the monstrous water
spouts.
Mrs. Charles Benton has been very
busy for the past several weeks re-
rehearsing and training about SOC
little ones for the fairy spectacular
opera of Cinderella which will be pre-
sented at the Opera Honse in August
The Arizona train by the Sunset
route did not arrive last night, OWN.
to the great washouts near Pantano
but Gen. f. f. Hewitt, Division Su
perintendent of the s. Z. Company
made up train for San Francisco,
which left at 7:30 P. NJ.
Last night W. X. Meade, United
States Marshal of Arizona, and Miss
n. S. Stevens, of Tombstone, were
married at the Depot Hotel. Mine
host Reinhart gave them most
elegant dinner, and after the ceremony
the happy couple left for San Fran
cisco.
Joshua Talbot, known around the
world as "Uncle JOSH" yesterday re-
ceived his pension from the Govern
ment for $S per month since January
last, for gallant services in the Mexi
can war. "Uncle Josh" has waiteC
forty years for this recognition of hi
services. He is very much delighted
at his increase of income.
A span of horses attached to lum
ber truck ran down First street yester
day afternoon and tore the wheels of
OF two buggies which were hitcheC
near by. The team was caught a
Los Angeles street before any mor'
serious damage was done. The bug
gies that suffered belonged one to j. G
McMenomy and the other to Mr.
Finch.
The report was circulated yesterda.
afternoon that Dave Waldron' s fine ba,
horse had run away, and that Dav'
was thrown out and seriously injured
The reporter detailed to work up thu
narrowing circumstances was much re
lieved to see David driving along smil
ing and serene and looking very little
like a man who had been seriously in
iured. The report was fortunately
false.
The official board OF Trinity M. f
Church South would respectfully call
the attention Of the public to change
in the time Of holding the evening
service at their church. During the
summer the second service will be
held at O'Clock in the afternoon, in
stead of in the evening, as formerly
This change is made to accommodate
those who cannot attend church after
night.
Capt. A. j. Miller, OF Her Britain il
Majesty's ship "Lindesfarne," of Lon
don, Eng, was in the city yesterday
with his wife, as the guest of Admira
WI. McCaldin, of Pasadena. Capt
Miller sails for Nanaimo tomorrow t.
load with coal for San Pedro. 1t will
be remembered that the III ERALD ;
short time since published notice o.
the quickest trip by sail on record
between Nanaimo and San Pedro. II
is hoped that favoring gales will waf
the gallant Captain on his way.
Strassburger & Marschutz, optician
on Main street, claim that they hav'
been singled out by the policeman oil
their beat to suffer for having hang
ing sign in front of their store, il
violation of the city ordinance. The.
were notified to take it down, bu
neglected to do so, as others ha'
similar signs, and We're not require'
to remove them. Yesterday the.
we're hauled before Justice Austil
and fined So. They do not object +